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H. Cornell

h-index: 44
Works: 93
Citations: 20K

Most-cited papers

Navigating the multiple meanings of β diversity: a roadmap for the practicing ecologist.
M. Anderson, T. O. Crist, J. Chase, M. Vellend +10 more
2011Ecology Letters2,472 citations Open access
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ENERGY, WATER, AND BROAD‐SCALE GEOGRAPHIC PATTERNS OF SPECIES RICHNESS
B. Hawkins, Richard Field, H. Cornell, D. Currie +8 more
20032,403 citations Open access
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Niche conservatism as an emerging principle in ecology and conservation biology.
J. Wiens, D. Ackerly, A. P. Allen, B. Anacker +10 more
2010Ecology Letters1,784 citations
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Evolution and the latitudinal diversity gradient: speciation, extinction and biogeography.
G. Mittelbach, D. Schemske, H. Cornell, A. P. Allen +18 more
2007Ecology Letters1,673 citations Open access
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Is There a Latitudinal Gradient in the Importance of Biotic Interactions
D. Schemske, G. Mittelbach, H. Cornell, James M. Sobel +1 more
20091,200 citations
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Predictions and tests of climate‐based hypotheses of broad‐scale variation in taxonomic richness
D. Currie, G. Mittelbach, H. Cornell, Richard Field +7 more
20041,114 citations
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Species interactions, local and regional processes, and limits to the richness of ecological communities : a theoretical perspective
H. Cornell, J. Lawton
19921,086 citations
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Disentangling the Drivers of β Diversity Along Latitudinal and Elevational Gradients
Nathan J B Kraft, L. Comita, J. Chase, N. Sanders +12 more
2011Science784 citations
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Spatial species‐richness gradients across scales: a meta‐analysis
Richard Field, B. Hawkins, H. Cornell, D. Currie +8 more
2009723 citations
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Invasion in a heterogeneous world: resistance, coexistence or hostile takeover?
B. Melbourne, H. Cornell, K. Davies, Christopher J. Dugaw +10 more
2007Ecology Letters462 citations
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PREDATORS, PARASITOIDS, AND PATHOGENS AS MORTALITY AGENTS IN PHYTOPHAGOUS INSECT POPULATIONS
B. Hawkins, H. Cornell, M. Hochberg
1997383 citations
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What Are Species Pools and When Are They Important
H. Cornell, S. Harrison
2014344 citations Open access
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Herbivore Responses to Plant Secondary Compounds: A Test of Phytochemical Coevolution Theory
H. Cornell, B. Hawkins
2003American Naturalist292 citations
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Phylogeny, niche conservatism and the latitudinal diversity gradient in mammals
Lauren B. Buckley, T. Davies, D. Ackerly, Nathan J B Kraft +9 more
2010Proceedings of the Royal Society of London. Biological Sciences276 citations Open access
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Toward a better understanding of the regional causes of local community richness.
S. Harrison, H. Cornell
2008Ecology Letters267 citations
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Accumulation of Native Parasitoid Species on Introduced Herbivores: A Comparison of Hosts as Natives and Hosts as Invaders
H. Cornell, B. Hawkins
1993American Naturalist262 citations
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Theoretical Approaches to Biological Control
B. Hawkins, H. Cornell
2008242 citations
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The Secondary Chemistry and Complex Morphology of Galls Formed by the Cynipinae (Hymenoptera): Why and How?
H. Cornell
1983235 citations
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Survival Patterns and Mortality Sources of Herbivorous Insects: Some Demographic Trends
H. Cornell, B. Hawkins
1995American Naturalist234 citations
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Local and Regional Richness of Cynipine Gall Wasps on California Oaks
H. Cornell
1985178 citations
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Coral communities are regionally enriched along an oceanic biodiversity gradient
R. Karlson, H. Cornell, T. Hughes
2004Nature163 citations
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Stochastic and deterministic drivers of spatial and temporal turnover in breeding bird communities
J. Stegen, A. Freestone, T. O. Crist, M. Anderson +12 more
2012Global Ecology and Biogeography156 citations Open access
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Unsaturation and regional influences on species richness in ecological communities: A review of the evidence
H. Cornell
1999148 citations
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Parasitoids, Patches, and Phenology: Their Possible Role in the Local Extinction of a Cynipid Gall Wasp Population
J. Washburn, H. Cornell
1981139 citations
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Species Richness of Reef-Building Corals Determined by Local and Regional Processes
H. Cornell, R. Karlson
1996132 citations
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Scale-dependent variation in local vs. regional effects on coral species richness
R. Karlson, H. Cornell
1998125 citations
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Evolutionary Ecology Across Three Trophic Levels: Goldenrods, Gallmakers, and Natural Enemies.Warren G. Abrahamson , Arthur E. Weis
H. Cornell
1998125 citations
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Maximum parasitism rates and successful biological control.
B. Hawkins, H. Cornell
1994Science125 citations
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Is regional species diversity bounded or unbounded?
H. Cornell
2013Biological Reviews of The Cambridge Philosophical Society115 citations
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Coral species richness: ecological versus biogeographical influences
H. Cornell, R. Karlson
2000Coral reefs104 citations
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Different evolutionary histories underlie congruent species richness gradients of birds and mammals
B. Hawkins, C. McCain, T. Davies, Lauren B. Buckley +8 more
2012102 citations
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Search Strategies and the Adaptive Significance of Switching in Some General Predators
H. Cornell
1976American Naturalist95 citations
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Species Assemblages of Cynipid Gall Wasps are Not Saturated
H. Cornell
1985American Naturalist83 citations
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PERSPECTIVE Navigating the multiple meanings of b diversity: a roadmap for the practicing ecologist
M. Anderson, T. O. Crist, J. Chase, M. Vellend +7 more
201081 citations
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11. Local and Regional Processes as Controls of Species Richness
H. Cornell, R. Karlson
199879 citations
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SWITCHING IN THE PARASITOID NASONIA VITRIPENNIS AND ITS EFFECTS ON HOST COMPETITION
H. Cornell, D. Pimentel
197879 citations
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EVOLUTION OF THE RICHNESS‐AREA CORRELATION FOR CYNIPID GALL WASPS ON OAK TREES: A COMPARISON OF TWO GEOGRAPHIC AREAS
H. Cornell, J. Washburn
1979Evolution; international journal of organic evolution73 citations
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Towards an empirically-based theory of herbivore demography
H. Cornell, B. Hawkins, M. Hochberg
199870 citations
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Insular biogeography: of mice and mites
William Dritschilo, H. Cornell, D. Nafus, B. OConnor
1975Science65 citations
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Hopkins host-selection in Nasonia vitripennis and its implications for sympatric speciation
Martha A. Smith, H. Cornell
197959 citations
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Double jeopardy and global extinction risk in corals and reef fishes.
T. Hughes, D. Bellwood, S. Connolly, H. Cornell +1 more
2014Current Biology58 citations Open access
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Leafminers, Early Leaf Abscission, and Parasitoids: A Tritrophic Interaction
D. Kahn, H. Cornell
198956 citations
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SPECIES RICHNESS OF CORAL ASSEMBLAGES: DETECTING REGIONAL INFLUENCES AT LOCAL SPATIAL SCALES
R. Karlson, H. Cornell
200253 citations
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Regional effects as important determinants of local diversity in both marine and terrestrial systems
H. Cornell, S. Harrison
201349 citations
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Guild structure in the British arboreal arthropods: is it stable and predictable?
H. Cornell, D. Kahn
198943 citations
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Early Leaf Abscission and Folivores: Comments and Considerations
D. Kahn, H. Cornell
1983American Naturalist43 citations
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Scale-dependent variation in coral community similarity across sites, islands, and island groups.
H. Cornell, R. Karlson, T. Hughes
2007Ecology41 citations Open access
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Predicting the relationship between local and regional species richness from a patch occupancy dynamics model.
B. Hugueny, H. Cornell
200038 citations
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Aggregation influences coral species richness at multiple spatial scales.
R. Karlson, H. Cornell, T. Hughes
2007Ecology37 citations Open access
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Influence of sunlight and soil nutrients on clonal growth and sexual reproduction of the understory perennial herb Sanguinaria canadensis L.1
P. Marino, R. Eisenberg, H. Cornell, R. Eisenberg +1 more
199737 citations
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